The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-22
FAv0RlTES' DAY.
Ed Hack Defe ats Handsome Patton
q Fav0rite.
Sour Mash. Indelenoe, Valuable and
Bertha Wfaners Of the other
Events.

Inc iaVOrlte6 had IL ali their own Wav
today, passing under the first In four
out Of the five events. They were
Sour Mash, Insolence, Valuable and
Bertha. The damp" OF the day YVES
in the third race, the Belle Meade
maiden Stakes for two year olds,
distance threoquarters OF q mile.
Hsrpe,s dark, fne looking Patton
was a big favorite with the public,
who naturally regarded him as very
superior to the company he was In,
after his handsome performance In the
Blue Grass stakes on Monday Of the
same distance. He worried himself
out at the post, however, and allowed
i Mack, a fifteen to one chance, to
beat him by length and bali. The
attendance was not so good as upon
the previous days, though the wea her
wss beautiful. The track was dusty,
the time fair. Before the frt race
Col. Clark called the jockeys into the
judges stand and read the riot act TO
them. He told the boys tha. what
ever the instructions from their
owners, they must ride to win, or he
would rule the whole OF them Of the
track. The result indicated that the
Colonies talk had a Statutory effect.
Vice Regent, who ran second In the
mile handicap, la q full brother Of
Montana Regent. John Caldwell, the
! csey who assaulted Starter Gilroy at
Chicago, endeavorei to lstsrt here yes.
terday undsr the alias OF Johnny
Reagan, but Dol. Cla'k ruled him oa.
First Race-One mile handicap for
all ages. Starlers, jockeys and
Weights: Bonita, Hsrrie, l07; Berlin,
OovipRton, ll2; Olonee, Richardson,
100; Dad, Barbour, 85; Harry Glenn,
Ha,hagay, 05i Lewis Clark, Curlis,
lis; Sour Mash, BArnee, B6; Vice Re.
gent, Gerhardy, 1906; valleeia, Cooper,
Pole; Sour Mash, s25; Lewis
Oak, s2); Bonils, $50; field, $50.
Vailesla went away frat, CloneO sec.
ond aud Harry Glenn third, 10 a stray.
gling start. At the quarter and up
tina back stretch the chestnut colt,
Harry Glenn, and Vallesia lei the
pace respectively first and second.
20 nlng around the turn Sour Mssh
showed forward, running down the
are,oh unaer a slight pull, and win
ming hsndily by q length and a hall,
v,Ie Regent second and Lewis Clark
third, the rest strung out. Time
1881
Second Race--A mile and onesIr
tetnih. Starters, etc.: Fioref o. u,
l. lie. ll5: Cardinal McClo.ley,
Gibbs, ll2; Hilarity, Thompkins, 10; |
IIsolence, Co per, 1885, Solid Silver,
Steppe, l07; Nick Finer, Harris, 100;
Long Slipper. Fishburp, l07; Alamo.
Compton, us; Loftin, Sanders, II5' |
Pools: Field, s96; Florence +, $50;
Insolenoe. f26.
They broke away In a cloud of
dust Loiiin, Insolence and Florence
Il going by the stand In the order
named, the rest punched. Inso-
le.cs sprtared 10 have no troubls In
Oh wing the way 10 the rest clean On
% tbs wire, alter passing the quarter,
Florence + and Long slipper alter.
natala sk.nEfscond place. IBsolence
won by q length, Florence T. second
and two lengths In front OF Long Slip.
per, who was third. nms--l.5li.
Third Race-rhe Bale Meade stakes
loI ~ yetr olds, three qulrteia Of
milo. sN ers etc Fausllc, Gov.
ing,on, 100, IA NJ *, Brnee, lO5
Ho lsnd, Rioherdson, l0b; Frankfort,
s1pval, l05, Lillila, Steppe, l05: Cali.
iotnia, Bane lO2; VIM. HAacock,
FiLhhufne. lO2, Kentucky Bar,
Cloper, i02; Clay Stockton, BuBn,
lO2, ktv Coz, Richie, 1902; Mac.
b b, Coca, lO2, Fiederlca. Barbour,
iC2; Dlott ID, Hau.s, lO2; Ten
Penny walksr, loli Patton, II Ina.
fc.G Fold, ,s5; P.,.ou, $50,
FrUkion, II.
Pa.toa &c I'd badly a, tie STAT, do.
la d., aid " ar,rg himself out.
Oiuy 8 csinn was away nml, with |
Lilla, Patti IA snd Ho md cl5se NJ.
X undl x tu5 tufl iu ac'0ud u dust,
r Max wsa H,rn 70 be moving up.
Hall Wy down tie stretch h0 feCursi |
telhad. Aitho distAno noln Paiton
va beaten, bis rider whipping him
bard, hu' evidently 10 no purpose.
j. Mack Won by - leag b and hall,
Pltloa io'ond and Lllita third Tine,
1;i7.
F.uHh X ce-ThrCe quailaia Of a
mile Starters, etc; Bfiggonelte, DUB.
l05; Enchsntfsss, soyal, M, Rhod.
Ok Dnu, ThomptiBo, iO5; OAlcutts,
l.. Jnne'. IFS; Valuable. Hathaway,
llb, Volatile, sCoti, los; Tam O'shan.
Ter, fiuntgaa, los; Vito Noas, Lev.
", ll8, Dan Bowman, GIbbi, lls; !
II Tak, Cooper, los; Lucky jim, Hai. !
ri, 1906; LILY Il MorTis, 100.
Pools fgld. ESQ: Valuabe, SIS;
Waite Noe, f2l Lucky jim, si2.
Tam O'Shanter was on Il a illnsed
BY Valuable and while NJ .. Vain.
abe tooa took the lead aud won ehslly
uader llighi pull, l. chiutr,bs sec.
ont, aad Tam o 'shaAtsr third. Time
ali
Fhh Raes-Hali q milo dash i,r
two year olds saitlfu; Bynaih, Fish.
burn, i02 Bouitn Bsile, Bod, log;
Col. Gore, n Tis, los: Benedict,
Rlrh.c. TO- Blu ns,te, MonAhau, 1902
Lay H.a co, H.ook,. l02, Bertha.
q .flIdy. l01 T. rn d., s. Poe. lO2,
Prosperity, S3y.l, l0l; Sa,rr Eiph.
n,'a, solge.ey, iO2 Alta, Barber.
l07, Run p, F.nntg u, l0l; CAST
\ ,ol. Guel, l07; Geo. Ballet, Morris,
10; Filter, Curiie. 10 Oxygen,
Il ca rison, lO2
Pods. FIELD, ti5; h tbs, fl7, Cast
Sol, IS; FYufT, o.
They vent ont In cloud oi dugi,
m Is ~ 10 mex O. impossible 10 as.
tng1sn them. though IL eop ard W |
be J. on ID diBs BriAa w0a, Lady |
HinOp rec'rd sd EIen u thir
Ths ah wss a diving me and |
about t.u prt.,is7t Of the day, not |
hat enslh sepafa'iug to plscel |
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